Profile Summary: 110mr
Meet 110mr, a rapidly evolving chess contender known for a blend of gritty determination and a surprisingly patriotic devotion to surprise openings. Fighting on the digital battlefield since at least 2025, 110mr’s journey is anything but ordinary.
Rating & Playstyle
With a peak Rapid rating hitting 728 in April 2025, 110mr shows great potential in longer formats. Their Blitz and Bullet games, while a bit more tumultuous (read: wild rollercoasters with peaks at 449 and 691 respectively), illustrate a player who likes to experiment — sometimes successfully, sometimes hilariously not.
110mr is refreshingly candid with a 22% early resignation rate, proving they’re not afraid to admit defeat when the tides turn. Their games tend to last an average of 55 moves when winning, showing patience and resilience in the endgame (which they hit in nearly 43% of games).
Opening repertoire or “Top Secret” — literally
Their most used opening in Rapid is mysteriously called “Top Secret,” boasting a solid 50% win rate across 50 games. But don't be fooled: 110mr also excels with the King’s Fianchetto and Caro Kann Defense — winning every game they've played with those — clearly a fan of setting traps with classic and unconventional lines alike.
Tactics, Tilt & Comebacks
Known for a 79% comeback rate, 110mr refuses to give up even when the game starts to look bleak — maybe because losing pieces only means a near 50-50 chance of clawing back to victory or draw. Still, a tilt factor of 9 suggests the occasional emotional rollercoaster is part of the game.
Most Recent Battles
In their latest scramble against windyblades, 110mr clinched victory via resignation — clearly they play some moves so solid that opponents quietly concede.
Record & Rivals
With a balanced Rapid record of 39 wins, 30 losses, and 7 draws, 110mr holds their own in fierce competition. They often squabble with familiar faces like abdallatarawneh0 (66.7% win rate) and 109mr (72.7% win rate), proving that rematches are never dull!
Fun Fact
110mr’s best time to play is apparently sharp at 8 PM, boasting a perfect 100% win rate at that hour — coincidence or chess zen? You decide!
Whether playing a tricky “Top Secret” line or a bold King’s Fianchetto, 110mr keeps the chessboard exciting, competitive, and a little unpredictable. Watch out — they might just sacrifice a piece and your patience next!